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The number of social interactions of ten minutes or longer over a one-week period for a group of college students is given in the following frequency table. (These interactions excluded family and work situations.) Find the mean, median, mode, and midrange for these data.
Social interactions in a week: x
4
6
13
16
21
28
31
38
40
47
Number of college students: f
12
19
19
19
10
11
4
3
3
3
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First compute totals:
- n = sum f = 103
- sum(xf) = 1730
Mean = (sum xf)/n = 1730/103 ≈ 16.80 (≈16.796)
Median: the (103+1)/2 = 52nd observation. Cumulative f: 12, 31, 50, 69,... so the 52nd value lies in the x = 16 group. Median = 16
Mode: highest frequency is 19, occurring at x = 6, 13, and 16. The data are tri‑modal: modes = 6, 13, 16
Midrange = (min + max)/2 = (4 + 47)/2 = 25.5
Answers:
- Mean ≈ 16.80
- Median = 16
- Mode = 6, 13, 16
- Midrange = 25.5
- n = sum f = 103
- sum(xf) = 1730
Mean = (sum xf)/n = 1730/103 ≈ 16.80 (≈16.796)
Median: the (103+1)/2 = 52nd observation. Cumulative f: 12, 31, 50, 69,... so the 52nd value lies in the x = 16 group. Median = 16
Mode: highest frequency is 19, occurring at x = 6, 13, and 16. The data are tri‑modal: modes = 6, 13, 16
Midrange = (min + max)/2 = (4 + 47)/2 = 25.5
Answers:
- Mean ≈ 16.80
- Median = 16
- Mode = 6, 13, 16
- Midrange = 25.5
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